From the very first look, the BenQ T51 makes it clear that it’s a phone with a difference. Attuned to a sleek simplicity, its distinctive design and materials make it perfect for style-conscious urbanites. And with a built-in audio player that plays back your music with superb sound, the T51 is also for those who want to keep their mobile lifestyles rocking.Looks like BenQ is really digging the shiny mirror look. Check out these 2 shiny phones. The first on is the music flagship T51. It is actually a clamshell (doesn’t look like one when it’s closed…looks like some mp3 player). It has one of those screens that disappear when not in use and external dedicated media player buttons. It features stereo bluetooth, 1.8 inch screen and microSD support. The second phone is the T33 . It is also a music focused phone. It adopts the slider form factor and features 1.8 inch screen , stereo bluetooth, 2 mega pixel camera and microSD. I must say that the phone looks gigantic.

One look at the T51 tells you it was created as much for music as for communications, with a smoothly integrated audio player that supports AAC and MP3 file formats. Right on the front, you’ll find all the controls you need to play your music—no need to open up the phone—along with an ultra-cool display that shows current song info. You can use text messaging and other features with music playing at the same time, and set MP3 songs as ring tones or alarms. There’s a slot for microSD cards to store your favorite tunes on, and Bluetooth for listening wirelessly. For even more listening pleasure, the T51 also includes FM radio, your source for the latest music and news.

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